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Orson Scott Card - Was his very boyishness the reason...
Was his very boyishness the reason he was chosen? In that case, was it not a virtue to be admired, and not a failing to be despised? (Orson Scott Card)

Was his very boyishness the reason he was chosen? In that case, was it not a virtue to be admired, and not a failing to be despised?

Orson Scott Card

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